Motorola Moto E Gen 2 — Review
The release of a Motorola Moto series handset has become a big event whenever it happens. Though we waited for four months to finally get the Moto E Gen 2 in Australia, our previous history with the previous Moto...
Asus Chromebit — Review
Chrome OS has been put onto many form factors since it was first introduced, laptops (Chromebooks), desktops (Chromeboxes and Chromebases) and now they’re invading the new stick computing trend that Intel first introduced, with the Asus Chromebit.
Since Google and...
Samsung Galaxy Gear — Review
How does Samsung's smart watch stack up?
The Galaxy Gear is Samsung’s first entry into the smart watch, or "wearables", market. It joins the Pebble and Sony's Sony’s Smartwatch 2 in what seems to be a developing market.
It's arguable whether...
Review — Xiaomi Mi Note Pro
In the Australian market, we can be a little blinded to the larger worldwide Android manufacturer ecosystem, especially when said devices live outside the Googleverse. Case in point, Xiaomi is one of the world's largest manufacturers of Android phones,...
Digical — Review
Digical by Digibites is a calendar replacement app for Android that is available for phones and tablets running Android 2.2+, which comes with six different calendar views and 5 different widgets. The calendar views can also be switched up...
HP Slatebook X2 — Review
The first Tegra 4 device released in Australia, how does it measure up?
HP is a company well known for their Windows laptops, in fact they are consistently rated in the top 3 manufacturers of laptops, but with demand for...
Blackberry Priv — Review
BlackBerry a name that was synonymous with the corporate world with its handheld mobile devices. Over the last couple of years -- thanks in part to Android and iOS along with what many would say were bad management decisions...
The OnePlus One: A Comprehensive Review
Late last year a new company emerged from China headed by Pete Lau, a former VP of Oppo - a pretty well-established Chinese phone manufacturer. The name of the new company was OnePlus and they quickly introduced their idea...
Moto X — Review
The Moto X - Motorola's biggest wasted opportunity
The Android road for Motorola has been a rocky one. In the beginning, their offerings were quite frustrating, with the use of their MotoBlur skin universally derided. It was, by many accounts,...
HTC One Max — Review
Some say it's just a big HTC One. All we know is.. it's called the HTC One Max.
HTC have been on a winning formula in 2013; the HTC One was — without doubt — one of the best smartphones...
Oppo N1 — Review
Oppo is one of the ever increasing batch of “nearly there” brands who have some nice hardware, pretty acceptable software. The Oppo N1 is a solid phone which looks great and feels nice in your hand, but can...
Sony Xperia Z3 Compact — Review
There's an ongoing argument about phone sizes. Apple's move into larger screen sizes means it’s not just happening in the Android market now, it's industry-wide. Everyone has a sweet spot into which the smartphone size of their heart's desire...
LG G Pad 8.3 — Review
Can LG supersize the excellent G2 smartphone and weave the same magic in tablet form?
We haven’t seen a lot of activity from LG in the tablet market, despite its relative maturity. Looking back, LG last dipped its toes into...
Samsung Galaxy Note II — Review
Is it just a bigger version of the Galaxy SIII?
So many people are confused right now with a seemingly never ending choice of phones on the market. I understand. In fact, we at Ausdroid go through the same...